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Radio Literacy One broadcasts offer listeners and website visitors current news and articles on literacy. As well, barringtonservices.org offers the professional world and other listeners specific resources in order to improve literacy and online content writing.
We are excited to announce a corporate decision to adopt the Owl as our mascot. The Owl was chosen because of its enhanced ability to see in darkness and for its highly developed hearing.
And so its energy brings clarity and wisdom when most of us would be unable to see and hear through the interference present in our every day life.
Our hope in adopting the Owl is that its energy will bring us clarity, truth, wisdom and foresight in managing the world’s challenges to further advance literacy around the planet.
With this goal in mind, we reach out to you our listeners and ask you to name our mascot. We are all gifted with unique creative talents. We will look forward to your messages through Blog Talk Radio or Face Book.
We thank you for your participation and as always for listening.
We are excited to announce a corporate decision to adopt the Owl as our mascot. The Owl was chosen because of its enhanced ability to see in darkness and for its highly developed hearing.
And so its energy brings clarity and wisdom when most of us would be unable to see and hear through the interference present in our every day life.
Our hope in adopting the Owl is that its energy will bring us clarity, truth, wisdom and foresight in managing the world’s challenges to further advance literacy around the planet.
With this goal in mind, we reach out to you our listeners and ask you to name our mascot. We are all gifted with unique creative talents. We will look forward to your messages through Blog Talk Radio or Face Book.
We thank you for your participation and as always for listening.
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This weeks will feature a variety of literacy issues from across the world
Today we get to visit Norway and an unusal Kindergarten class as well as learning about street kids rescued from the mean streets of Brazzaville, the Congo’s largest city and then visit a debate on the questions is literacy enough.
This weeks will feature a variety of literacy issue from across the world
This is a mixed program
This is a special presentation broadcast over two days starting August 11 2012 The program will conclude with part two on a day TBA.
The program will deal with a historic problem most visitors to Washington DC never encounter.
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Washington DC has had a consistent high unemployment rate localized within Ward 8, which saw a climb to 25.2 percent according to figures from the Department of Employment Services.
This community located along the banks of the Anacostia River is the poorest within the boundaries of the District of Columbia. This level of poverty is higher than in any U.S. metropolitan area.
Closest to this poverty level with a 25.1 percent climb is El Centro, California. Washington’s electoral Ward 8 (southeast) is only four miles from the White House. The poverty rate is 35 percent compared to 18 percent across the city of Washington DC. Figures courtesy U.S. Census Bureau (2011).
This program was adapted and produced by Sherylann Barrington of Radio Literacy One from sources such as Euro news and Aljazeera
Set up in 2002 by journalists Danièle Ohayon and Philippe Spinau and supported by their colleagues in the French media, the award-winning House of Journalists is the only hostelry of its kind in the world. It has over the years hosted 140 journalists from more than 40 countries who were forced to flee persecution in their homeland. It can house 15 refugees at a time, each of whom stays for six months.
At the unique House of Journalists in PARIS, France, in the Parisian suburb of Bobigny, refugee reporters are regarded as heroes and welcomed with open arms, a far cry from their treatment back home.
If everyone shared a common belief about Literacy, its purpose and meaning, the real difficulties of unequal literacy levels among differing genders may cease to exist.
This show offers a glimpse into the third or developing world and the need for literate people to make water available( a scarce commodity)
Because of prejudices and stereotypes, society does not offer equal access to many of the earths resources inlcuding .
This situation directly reflects societal stereotypical perceptions of women expescially In the developing countries.
A truly literate society offers its members equality and fairness.
This is a two pat show exploring two different subjects with the common theme of illiteracy. Show opens with further thoughts about illiteracy in what was once America’s greatest city and home to the automobile industry. The other part of the show discusses further illegal migration and the difficulties that these mainly illiterate migrants can find themselves in, with discussion about the difficulties and dangers of worldwide issue of illegal migration and how some souls never arrive at their goal because they die on the way.
The next program on Saturday July 14 deals with the worldwide status of being born female in many regions of the planet.
Many women’s issues deal with violence against women as well as various groups assisting women to regain a sense of self worth toward success.
This is the first of two programs about illegal immigration begins a discussion about the difficulties and the inadequacies of the Mexico - USA boarder and those who are charged with and looking to discuss how to solve the situation. The second part begins next Saturday with an exploration of the Morocco Spanish boarder.
This promo show is a sampling of what has been broadcast and what will be broadcast on Radio Literacy.
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